Новости за 10.10.2015

When Ridley Scott was making “The Martian,” the new science-heavy film that has Matt Damon stranded on Mars, he did what few film directors ever get the chance to do: He called NASA.

Workers hired by local authorities are drilling in southwestern Poland in search of hidden Nazi tunnels that an explorer claims are in the area.

When jurors appeared on the brink of deadlocking, a Marine veteran took a plea deal Friday evening and was sentenced to 15 years in state prison for shooting a sheriff’s deputy in 2011.

A new Boko Haram video purports to show Islamic extremists repelling an advance by Nigerian troops in Borno state and beheading a captured soldier.

A three-member board recommended Friday that Fort Bragg Staff Sgt. Joshua Eisenhauer, who shot at Fayetteville police and firefighters in 2012, be separated from the Army on a general discharge under honorable conditions.

A three-member board recommended Friday that Fort Bragg Staff Sgt. Joshua Eisenhauer, who shot at Fayetteville police and firefighters in 2012, be separated from the Army on a general discharge under honorable conditions.

Hayden Roers had a pair of rushing touchdowns for Aviano, while Aaron Island returned an interception 40 yards for a score.

Vilseck quarterback Austin Archangel tossed a 33-yard touchdown pass to Xavier Scott midway through the fourth quarter.

Tony Saintmelus provided all three Hohenfels scores. He caught a 22-yard touchdown in the second quarter, ran in a 42-yard score in the fourth and returned an interception 46 yards.

Winless Kaiserslautern held a 7-6 lead at halftime on a 70-yard touchdown pass by Jamarkus Myles. But the home team recovered emphatically after the break with 29 unanswered points.

Jairiq Leary had 187 yards and two touchdowns and Tyler Benton added 94 rushing yards and two touchdowns for Ansbach.

The Secret Service agent credited with saving President Ronald Reagan's life on the day he was shot outside a Washington hotel has died.

Syrian troops backed by Russian airstrikes seized control of a village in central Syria on Saturday amid fierce clashes with rebels in the area, part of a ground offensive launched earlier this week.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took center stage at a military parade and mass rally in Pyongyang on Saturday to mark the 70th anniversary of the country's ruling party by declaring in a rare speech that the North has no intention of straying from the socialist track established by his grandfather and is ready to stand up to any threat posed by the United States.

Two bomb explosions targeted a peace rally Saturday by leftist and Kurdish activists in the Turkish capital of Ankara, killing 86 people and wounding 186, the country's health minister said.

The 18-year-old college student singled out by the shooter as the "lucky one" to survive and deliver a package to law enforcement has told his story for the first time about the massacre in Roseburg, Oregon.

CIA-backed rebels in Syria, who had begun to put serious pressure on President Bashar Assad's forces, are now under Russian bombardment with little prospect of rescue by their American patrons, U.S. officials say.

Black men from around the nation are gathering on the National Mall to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Million Man March and call for policing reforms and changes in black communities.

Palestinians carried out two stabbing attacks in Jerusalem on Saturday before being shot dead by police, while another two Palestinians were killed during a violent demonstration near the Gaza border fence.

Tens of thousands of people marched through downtown Berlin on Saturday to protest a planned trans-Atlantic free trade pact. Police said around 100,000 took part in the demonstration, while organizers claimed 250,000 turned out, banging on drums, chanting slogans and waving signs and flags opposing the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP.

Nile C. Kinnick senior wins Saturday’s Kanto Plain race in 12 minutes, 58.2 seconds. She beat her personal best by 27.5 seconds.

Iraqi police say a series of attacks around Baghdad has killed eight people and wounded nearly two dozen.

Adarius Gallon led the way for the home team with 203 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries.

"We were getting the word the Russians were asking for inordinate overflights," a senior Obama administration official said. Russia was seeking clearance for not only cargo planes but also "fighter aircraft and bombers" that Syrian pilots had never been trained to fly. It was clear that something pretty big was up."

The 1974 streaker's identity was a secret to most of his peers and academy officials. What became a memorable moment for many in the academy's 1975 graduating class turned into a decades-long question about the streaker's identity. The mystery ended Friday night, at the class's 40th reunion, when the man revealed himself again this time, fully clothed.